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In her new novel, Rivka Galchen explores insidious philosophical terrain with incisive intellect and humor, once again proving herself to be one of contemporary fiction’s sharpest minds.
12 maj 2023 · Read More. Book Reviews | Nonfiction. Love, Community, and Honesty in Jane Wong’s Meet Me Tonight in Atlantic City. By Olivia Cheng May 12, 2023. Jane Wong’s memoir reminded me that Asian American literature could be more than stories of poverty or prestige porn.
29 lut 2024 · Heather Christle’s Portrait of Crying. By Miyako Pleines February 15, 2024. Heather Christle’s 2019 book is a beautiful study of one of humanity’s most universal experiences, its fragments acting as tear drops that, when collected, turn it into one very good, very emotional cry. Read More.
Read prose and book recommendations by Ploughshares Winter 1983 Issue guest-editor Raymond Carver.
Seeking Meaning and Survival in Something Wonderful. Author: Brady Brickner-Wood | Categories: Book Reviews, Fiction.
In Kyle Lucia Wu’s debut novel, care looks like many things . . . it’s in this subtle lesson that Wu’s quiet, understated prose builds to a deeply moving coming-of-age novel.
Top 10 Books for Your 2013 Radioactive Reading Resolution. With a new year come exciting opportunities to expand your knowledge of nuclear issues. Since you have probably read through last year’s list (well done!) and our summer list (kudos!), we’re providing you with a brand new list to satisfy your reading resolution for 2013.
